Using:
myList=['One','Two','Three'[
for i,each in enumerate(myList):
print i,each
results to:
0,'One'
1,'Two'
2,'Three'
As we can see enumerate starts iterating with i=0, then 1, then 2 and so one. What if I would like to start with other than zero value, lets say it want it to be 5. So the result would be:
5,'One'
6,'Two'
7,'Three'
Is it doable?
将start=5
传递给enumerate()
:
for i,each in enumerate(myList, start=5):
Just pass in the starting number:
for i,each in enumerate(myList,5): # <- start at 5
myList=['One','Two','Three']
for i,each in enumerate(myList,5):
print i,each
5 One
6 Two
7 Three
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